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Mumbai - Andheri - Varsova - Thane
Mumbai - Andheri - Varsova - Thane
If you have a long weekend to spend away from home, what would you do and where would you go?
Have you ever begun a journey not knowing where you want to reach? You may ask, ‘If you don’t know where you’re going how will you know you’ve arrived?’ That question may sound good for a group discussion, but for me, I didn’t need an answer as I got an opportunity to set out on an unexpected journey last month.
Without planning on proper gear, attire, accommodation, or any other details except carrying a small backpack with bare essentials and loads of enthusiasm, I set off as a pillion rider on a motorbike.
It began on an early morning even before seeing the lights of dawn. Then ended up in .....wait. Follow me for the next few posts and I'll share this journey with a few photographs that I shot along the way.
Have you ever begun a journey not knowing where you want to reach? You may ask, ‘If you don’t know where you’re going how will you know you’ve arrived?’ That question may sound good for a group discussion, but for me, I didn’t need an answer as I got an opportunity to set out on an unexpected journey last month.
Without planning on proper gear, attire, accommodation, or any other details except carrying a small backpack with bare essentials and loads of enthusiasm, I set off as a pillion rider on a motorbike.
It began on an early morning even before seeing the lights of dawn. Then ended up in .....wait. Follow me for the next few posts and I'll share this journey with a few photographs that I shot along the way.
Ready to meet the challenges of the day, and overtaking the numerous trucks and few private cars passing by that highway, it seemed I was the only one interested in shooting pictures at that hour when dawn was breaking through the morning darkness.
If I am not mistaken, the above is the River Ulhas opening up into the estuary of Vasai Creek at Varsova.
The sun began to rise and there was the promise of a beautiful new day...
13 comments:
Celine, u cant imagine how much Im missing Mumbai reading this post..
lovely pics there...
u love making me jealous...
:D
tc
Celine,
The pictures are so beautiful that they don't look a part of Mumbai. Pillion riding must be very cool.
Nice..I am going to Mumbai this Oct...
Celine,
It's always been thrilling to read your blogs. Await anxiously the remaining part of this ...
Warm regards,
Urvashi.
hehehe, nice to see someone explore these areas, they were quite regular to me... hehehe :)
Lovely departure from the vales and hills to portray on a different canvas...
Lovelier to know of its untimely, unplanned, uncared for setting off..the journey that neither had a moment to part with nor a comforting hand to touch at its finality...it is so much connected to life's own flow--some desire, some exploration, some successes, some failures and some memories held between sense and sensibility !
Regards,
Beautiful pictures, particularly the one with the bridge in view. Good to see a new post.
thanks for passing by friend..your blog is awesome..here's wishing u all the best in life..do stay connected
What great photos! Maybe I can just travel through your blog.
Hi Celine! Great to see that there are people waking up early to take some great dawn pictures for us to see... ;)
Blogtrotter is anticipating the 4th of July fireworks; but in a different country... It has some late night photos... ;)
Have a great weekend (or vacation, should you have that chance...)!
gorgeous images!
am continuing the journey with you!
Lakshmi,
I can imagine as right now, I too miss Mumbai and the rains.
Rabbit,
Thanks. Now how do I make you jealous?;)
Cuckoo,
I like to be a pillion rider, so I can be free to look around. Mumbai has a charm of its own, won’t you agree?
Ajeya,
Wish you happy times in October.
Urvashi Iyengar,
Thanks. Do drop by anytime.
Priyank,
Everyday scenes to one can be fascinating to another, right?
I enjoyed roadtripping the Sahyadris.;)
Saibal,
It was a change from the usual mountain trips, and yes, not planned at all. I can be capricious at times, you see.:)
Mridula,
Thank you. I like that picture too and was on my desktop for a few days.
Ramesh,
Thank you for dropping by, your nice comments and good wishes.
Debbie,
Thanks, and you are always welcome.
Gil,
I try and capture the sunrise and sunset whenever possible.
Magiceye,
Thanks Deepak. Hope you enjoy the journey.
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